Players Of Pokemon Unite

Players in Pokemon Unite are starting to get the hang of last-hitting Zapdos to steal the game-changing buff, but this has led to some dubious decisions about whether to fight or wait for the snipe.

Unite players are accustomed to keeping an eye on the center of the map, where Zapdos spawns, with only two minutes left in any given game. Even if you don’t have vision on the map, you can tell when one of the legendary Pokemon’s health is drying up.

The opposing team will retaliate immediately, as no one wants to give up the late-game buff that can easily win a match.

The other Pokemon Unite team attempting to take down Zapdos was well-known to Reddit user ‘Witiger09′ and his team.

They liked their chances in the 2v4 as a level 13 Garchomp. There were plenty of enemies to watch out for, but with Garchomp’s skirmish power and Eldegoss’ support nearby, a good fight could have been in the cards.

But that was not to be, because the support ‘Mon was hiding in the nearby bush, seemingly hoping to sneak up on Zapdos and snipe him.

Witiger09 began by saying, “This ‘I’m just going to snipe it’ mentality is getting really old.” “Ninetails and I would have cleaned up if I had gotten the heal from [Eldegoss ].” However, most people would jump into a fight as soon as they saw a triple kill.”

While sniping Zapdos as a last resort is a great idea, people who default to that strategy may be giving up 50-50 scenarios that they could win.

If you take out Zapdos in Pokemon Unite, you have a lot of chances to turn a losing game into a close win, but staying back and leaving teammates stranded might not be the best strategy.